Orange Selenite Tumbled Stones, 1 lb, 3/4"

Naturally warm. Iron tinted satin spar, peach to apricot, no dye involved.

A full pound of 3/4 inch tumbles. Generous stock for bowls, grids, and sharing.

Dry care only. Soft, water sensitive stone; smoke, sound, or moonlight to cleanse.

• Weight: approximately 1 lb; piece size: roughly 3/4 inch
• Stone: orange selenite (satin spar gypsum, naturally iron tinted); tint varies piece to piece
• Soft (easily scratched) and water sensitive: keep dry, store apart from harder stones
• SKU: GTSELOB

Selenite, named for Selene the moon, is modern practice's cleansing stone above all: kept where other stones rest, passed over spaces, reached for when clarity and calm need restoring. The orange variety warms the register, moonlight with a little sunset in it, and practitioners fold it in where clearing work should feel comforting rather than clinical: bedside bowls, grief seasons, the gentle corner of a grid. By the pound it becomes working stock, small warm tumbles for pockets, gifts, and the bowl that greets people at the door. The stones do not act on their own; they hold the register of warm clearing while the practice does the work.

1. Cleanse the bag dry on arrival: smoke, sound, or moonlight, never water.
2. Keep a bedside bowl for the seasons that need soft clearing.
3. Ring the gentle side of a grid, or rest other stones among them.
4. Carry one dry in a pouch, and store the pound apart from harder stones that would scratch it.

• Orange Selenite Heart, 2.75 Inches: the same warm stone in the palm shape.
• White Selenite Wand: the classic cleansing cousin.
• Orange Calcite Untumbled, 1 lb: raw warmth for the same shelf.

Is the color natural?

Yes, the warmth comes from iron and hematite in the selenite itself; tint varies naturally from stone to stone.

Why dry cleansing only?

Selenite is a soft, water sensitive gypsum that dulls and degrades when soaked. Smoke, sound, and moonlight do the job safely.

How many stones come in a pound?

At roughly 3/4 inch each, expect a generous double handful; exact counts vary by weight.